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Client-side Coffeescript with Jade and JQuery

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Last edited Jul 29, 2011
Created on Jul 29, 2011

This example demonstrates a minimal client-side CoffeeScript alert triggered on page load, showing how CoffeeScript can be embedded directly in a Jade template. The page loads jQuery and the CoffeeScript compiler from external sources, then uses the `:coffeescript` filter to compile and run `$(document).ready` in the browser. The code relies on the CoffeeScript runtime and jQuery’s DOM-ready event to display a “Hello World” message. No data or visualization is involved; the focus is on the integration of CoffeeScript, Jade, and jQuery.

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